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Lesson 30 – Asking for urgent help at the doctor

🎯 Lesson Goal

Learn how to ask for urgent medical help in English. Practice simple and clear sentences for emergencies.

🩺 Doctor Dialogue

🎧 Listen first
Doctor dialogue audio
Listen to the full conversation before reading.

🙂 Help! I feel very sick.

🧾 What is your problem? Please speak slowly.

🙂 I have severe chest pain.

🧾 Have you had this pain before?

🙂 No, it is new and very bad.

🧾 Okay, wait here. The doctor will see you now.

🩺 Hello. Where do you feel pain?

🙂 Here in my chest. It hurts a lot.

🩺 Do you feel short of breath?

🙂 Yes, I cannot breathe well.

🩺 We will check you now. Stay calm.

🧠 Explanation

This lesson is about asking for urgent help at the doctor. You learn to say simple sentences about pain and feeling sick. The practice helps you speak clearly when you need help fast.

🚑 Medical Survival English

🩺 I need help now.

🩺 It hurts here.

🩺 Call a doctor.

🩺 I can’t breathe.

🔊 Pronunciation Tip

Say ‘chest’ with ‘ch’ like in ‘chair’. Say ‘pain’ with a long ‘ay’ sound.

💡 Medical Tip

Speak slowly and clearly. Use short sentences to explain your problem.

🎧 Listen and Repeat

🗣️ Practice
Repeat the important phrases
Listen, pause, and repeat each phrase aloud.

🎧 Help! I feel very sick.

🎧 I have severe chest pain.

🎧 No, it is new and very bad.

🎧 Here in my chest. It hurts a lot.

🎧 Yes, I cannot breathe well.

🧩 Mini Practice

Practice answering aloud.

Help! I feel sick.

I have pain here.

Can you help me?

I need a doctor.

It hurts very much.

I cannot breathe.

Please call for help.

Is there medicine?

I feel dizzy.

Please wait with me.

📘 Medical Glossary

English Meaning
urgent very important now
chest pain pain in the front body near the heart
breathe take air in and out
doctor a person who helps when you are sick
pain feeling of hurt or discomfort
sick not feeling well
help to assist in a need
call to ask for attention or phone

✅ Quick Check

Can you understand the dialogue? Can you repeat the important medical phrases?